Much nicer than you expect from looking at the outside. Very cozy. Friendly staff and a nice…read moremenu.

I really like here! Calm and comfortable place. Not only staffs but also customers are nice and…read morefriendly.

We stopped here and met guys from Houston ànd Chicago, just…read morehad some pints. Plenty of seating outdoors. Order at the bar, mind your head.

God I love this pub!…read more OK, so it's REALLY not glamorous in the slightest but it's incredibly friendly, a great place to watch football (it's a Liverpool pub but the clientele is mixed and all are welcome) and does top notch and cheap curry. The Chilli Paneer, chilli chicken and peshwari naans are particularly recommended. A nice place for traditional pub pursuits (football, beer, darts, banter, etc).

The pasta was good but service was a bit slow. I was the third customer there so the place was…read morequite empty, yet it took the waiter more than 10 minutes to give me my drink which was just prepackaged juice--not fresh juice that needed preparation. What I was annoyed most was that they added a 12.5% "optional" service charge to the bill. I would have tipped them a similar amount but I wanted to do it voluntarily--not forced. They were betting on customers who might not want to feel embarrassed by speaking up for what was supposed to be our right to choose whether to tip or not! Despite the tasty food, I won't come back as I don't like to be forced or pressured to do anything!

I ordered the Molta Carne pizza from Il Bebo's through Uber Eats. It was good, but nothing amazing…read more The toppings tasted good and fresh, and had a perfect cheese to sauce ratio. They did forget to cut my pizza though! Overall, no complaints and would recommend Il Bebo's pizza.

After watching the movie "Kingsman" on Netflix, I felt compelled to visit the location while on a…read morelayover in London. Curious to see if the pub lived up to its movie portrayal, I took the tube and walked to the neighborhood where the pub was situated. I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience there. Scotland vs. England game was playing that day, creating an exciting atmosphere. However, my focus was on the food! I ordered the veggie sandwich with chips and a side of mozzies. It was delicious, and the service was excellent too! Great pub for sure! I even posted a video story on Instagram. Check it out!! https://www.instagram.com/reel/C31VZG4Izry/?igsh=MWhqdmg4Z2thZ2NwMg== insta: @travelwithmichael

Imagine a pub. Got it? Some friendly locals, a slightly dark wooden interior, a good selection of…read morebeers.. maybe even a recently rescued doggy just because you can? Yep. You've got the right place! If aside from beers you also imagined some delicious food, then you would be correct! Me being me, of course I had to order some curry fries (or chips, as we are in the UK).. sadly I was the only one in my party of 3 enjoying the curry.. but that just means more for me! Two of us also ordered fish and chips, served with minty peas and a seriously large piece of fish, the meal was freshly prepared, hot, and very good. Our other dining companion ordered the dry rubbed spicy wings.. seeing that she wore them on her face halfway through the meal and she didn't even care I'd say they were much enjoyed!

My absolute favorite pub in London…read more When we are in town we make sure to stay in the Hyde Park area so we can end our nights here. Grab a seat, head to bar to order and sit back for a fun night until closing. Weekends you will be treated to love music and if Oasis, Robbie Williams or Cranberries then be prepared to sing out loud and proud. The bartenders and staff are super friendly. The regulars are fun and friendly. They also have games you can play at your table. Super clean restrooms in the back. You can also eat upstairs (or the bar area). Sometimes they have had chef specials-two years ago was a vegan dish that was mouthwatering. Even if you do not drink stop by to enjoy a fun night and have a pot of tea. Until next time

We stayed about 8 minutes walking from this pub. I actually passed it many times before I visited…read more Thought it might be too touristy. I was wrong! Lots of locals. Fabulous that they have live music every night. We ended up going 3 times. Ate there 2 of the times. Fish and chips decent. Burgers delicious as well as the chips! We had to order food at bar area and they would bring the food to the table. Extremely busy most nights. My son who has food allergies wanted to eat there. They were amazing! The GM, Will was super friendly, answered all my concerns and put my mind at ease that it would be ok to eat there. They had an allergy menu we could look at. The manager was so friendly and was working really hard to bus the tables. I talked to him before we left to tell him how much we appreciated everything. I would definitely go back more! Side note, they had GF beer which I had and it was so good. Rare that we can find that type of beer in the bars in the U.S.

There seems to be some sort of magical effect in operation at The Duke of Wellington: Whenever a…read moreseat is opened up, whether at a table or at the bar, it is instantly filled, and yet one never can tell from whence the people come -- the place never seems to be crowded, and no one ever seems to be waiting for a chair. It's almost as if the punters are a liquid, flowing in at the same rate as they flow out, always finding their own level. That said, I found The Duke of Wellington to be pleasant but entirely unexceptional. The interior decor is minimalist to the point of nonexistence; the exterior is unremarkable, and there is nothing to recommend a visit to its Dalston location.

On Sunday I meet a few friends in Hackney for a drink at the Wellington. I had not checked out…read morethis pub before but really enjoyed it. The pub feels part of the neighbourhood and I noticed people taking advantage of the comfy chairs and reading the paper while sipping a pint. The pub is not overbearing and has a low key vibe that I really enjoyed. There is outdoor seating and despite the chill people were taking advantage of that space as well. As far as pubs go, this was a great place to grab a drink and chat with friends. The prices were great and the drinks flowing. I'm not sure if they offer pub grub, I was happy with a few drinks, especially since, as we sat chatting there was talk about turning our get together into a pub crawl. To be honest, I had to nix that idea because after a few minutes in this comfy friendly pub, I was perfectly happy enjoying the Wellington for the evening!

I love the Bull, it is one of my favorite local pubs here in lovely, leafy Highgate!…read more It's a gorgeous, historic pub reminiscent of a country pub, with a lovely garden to dine in and a beautiful dining area on the second floor. Excellent traditional pub cuisine and Sunday roast. Wednesday night is wing night special and the wings are properly spiced and tasty. Friendly service and occasional live entertainment. Great beer selection and wine list.

Friendly gastropub in the middle of Highgate. Excellent selection of beers including some good cask…read moreales.

All I can say is that this pub has some awesome beers on tap, and an awesome beer garden as well…read more However, apparently inner-city independent pubs like this one are sadly a dying breed. Anyway, I thought it was pretty cool, especially with the selection of beers that they had on tap. More so that the beers are independent.

I can only comment on the beer, here, but it's probably the most important aspect to this curious…read moreplace: it's a Sam Smith pub. I didn't actually know, prior to my visit, that these exclusive pubs existed; I've been enjoying their bombers in America for years (oatmeal stout: way too sweet and so, so good), it only stands to reason that the brand basically owns entire beer menus in London. If you're visiting for a pint, know that you're getting A) some of the better suds in the UK and B) the limited selection is kind of a spontaneity buzz kill. Environment-wise, you'll both enjoy the olde tyme warmth and dark corner chill of the country cottage vibe they're shooting for, and wonder whether at least some of it feels manufactured. I'll tell you one thing that wasn't manufactured: the gentlemen sitting at the bar, sipping their fair share, who couldn't stop creepily staring at the two of us after, presumably, figuring out we were Americans. These dudes reminded me oh so much of so many pub regulars I've seen frequenting places like this, particularly in the country: they're generally there to get knackered on a Wednesday night, they have nothing to talk about, and they're intent on spooking out foreigners. Anyway, I don't mean to droll on, we generally enjoyed the evening. Bonus points for the elaborate patio stretching around the property, I bet this place kills it during that one day of the British summer, every year.